SecurityHuawei sacks Polish employee after arrest for alleged spying
Written by Sam Varghese
Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies has sacked an employee in its Polish offices after the man was arrested for allegedly being involved in espionage. CEOs to be 'accountable' for security breaches: LogRhythm
Written by Peter Dinham
LogRhythm, the security intelligence company, has announced its top eight cyber security predictions for 2019, with one prediction that there will be a move this… Kaspersky-NSA yarn aims to reinforce Russian link to Shadow Brokers
Written by Sam Varghese
ANALYSIS Ex-NSA employees are the most likely sources for a yarn that ran in the American website Politico last week, claiming that researchers from Russian… New Windows backdoor being distributed by threat actor TA505
Written by Sam Varghese
The threat actor TA505 has started to distribute a new Windows backdoor named ServHelper by security firm Proofpoint. The company claims there are two variants,… 
Cisco's Talos Intelligence Group has released a free decryption tool for recovering files that have been encrypted by the PyLocky Windows ransomware, a family of… Cyber security threats will keep getting worse in 2019: claim
Written by Peter Dinham
Following a high level of systemic security breaches in 2018, security incidents will keep getting worse in 2019 with identify theft, phishing scams and personal… 
Hackers gained access to the database of a New South Wales-based company that sends free weather warnings on the weekend, through the use of stolen… Warning card fraud could cost retailers US$130b over next 5 years
Written by Peter Dinham
Retailers worldwide are set to lose some US$130 billion in digital CNP (Card-not-Present) fraud between 2018 and 2023, according to a new report highlighting the… 
The data of about a quarter of a million Australians has leaked from entertainment company NOVA Entertainment, a firm that is owned by Lachlan Murdoch,… 
India has stepped up its surveillance of computers within the country's borders, authorising 10 government agencies to intercept and monitor information from any device. ![Frown: Gmail, Google Drive are down :-( [UPDATED]](/media/k2/items/cache/b251a2e492775a8dcd299ef2d715d082_XS.jpg)
